The phrase "phase transition point" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a point in a system in which a phase transition occurs, such as when a gas turns into a liquid, or a liquid turns into a solid. For example, "The phase transition point of water is 0°C."
Landau, L. D. & Khalatnikov, I. M. On the anomalous absorption of sound near a second order phase transition point.
The phase transition point for pure tetragonal (Li0.5Bi0.5 MoO4 ceramics is approximately 43 K.
Robinson said that during that work, Nevers and Williamson noticed turbidity in the pot when the mixture reached the nucleation (phase transition) point.
The temperature of -108 °C (165 K) is assumed as the phase transition point that corresponds to the S phase transition.
The shear-induced nonlinearity in the particle-filled system appears to display features of a singularity near the phase transition point.
In addition, the greater radius ratio of the high-spin-state to the low-spin-state enhances the phase transition point since higher thermal energy level is required to compensate the larger thermodynamic work required by the volume changed.
The hexagonal close-packed (hcp)(ZnS) to hcp phase transition points occur at x ∼ 0.36.
It is exciting that some phase transition points with interesting properties for the system can be found.
It is demonstrated that one may identify up to seven distinct phase transition points due to separations of heavy organics (saturates, resins and asphaltenes) from petroleum fluids.
Considering a family of rational maps T n λ concerning renormalization transformation, we give a perfect description of buried points and phase transition points in the Julia set J ( T n λ ).
This behavior strongly resembles critical phenomena in the vicinity of phase transition points.
